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Burundi police on Thursday arrested a British and a French journalist
during a sweep for rebels in flashpoint districts of the capital,
officials said on Friday, a move likely to further strain tense
relations between Bujumbura and Western donors.
Moise Nkurunziza, deputy police spokesman, said the police had picked
up British photojournalist Phil Moore and Jean Philippe Remy, a French
journalist, during raids in Jabe and Nyakabiga neighbourhoods in
Bujumbura, Reuters reported.
“The police arrested five people including a British national who was
a journalist,” Nkurunziza said, adding that the Frenchman had then come
to ask about his British colleague’s whereabouts and was also arrested
“for interrogation motives.”
Both men had journalist accreditation in Bujumbura, he said.
In a statement on its website, Le Monde demanded the release of both
journalists, saying they were the newspaper’s special correspondents in
Burundi.
Sources The Nation
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